Getting dotted line around .GIF image used in <A></A> tag
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From: FredZimmerman on 18 Apr 2008 13:24 When I have my black backround for Body and my button is a round .GIF image (actually image has round green button on black backround, whole thing a rectangle), when I click on the button (hyperlink) a white dotted line surrounds the rectangular gif with round button image in the middle. How do I get rid of dotted white line on select of the hyperlink? Fred Z.
From: Bergamot on 18 Apr 2008 14:12 FredZimmerman(a)gmail.com wrote: > > when I click on the button (hyperlink) a white > dotted line surrounds the rectangular gif with round button image in > the middle. How do I get rid of dotted white line You don't. That is an accessibility aid for keyboard users, so they can tell where they are as they tab around the page. To remove it would make it a usability nightmare for those users. Just because you use a mouse to get around doesn't mean everyone does. -- Berg
From: Ed Mullen on 18 Apr 2008 14:55
FredZimmerman(a)gmail.com wrote: > When I have my black backround for Body and my button is a round .GIF > image (actually image has round green button on black backround, whole > thing a rectangle), when I click on the button (hyperlink) a white > dotted line surrounds the rectangular gif with round button image in > the middle. How do I get rid of dotted white line on select of the > hyperlink? > > Fred Z. Whether it's wise to do I leave to you but ... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=link+dotted+border&btnG=Google+Search http://sonspring.com/journal/removing-dotted-links -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net Patience has its limits. Take it too far, and it's cowardice. - George Jackson |